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Exiled

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Exiled

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You do not even care

You might be spoiling me too much

And you know I loved you too much

Hey Babe, why do you wanna hurt me

I`m exiled, you cannot find the man in me

When do you recognize

I`m not a toy, not just for your joy

Why do you annoy

Hey Babe, can`t you see

I`m not the kind of boy

You wanted me to be

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